Can blatant lies by my former employer to EEOC investigators be used to prove retaliation in summary judgment.
Absolutely. You can use such evidence to prove that the employer's stated reason is false.
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Absolutely. You can use such evidence to prove that the employer's stated reason is false.
You can get a certified copy of the file from the EEOC, but it can take a long time. To be on the safe side, attached the file to your affidavit...
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It sounds like there is a case for defamation. If you are being threatened then consider reporting the threats to the police. You should a local...
Assuming the matter goes to court, the best you can do is present the evidence you have to establish the existence and terms of the verbal agreement.
Your question is vague. Virginia law might be different but generally corporations cannot be represented in court by a non-lawyer, even if it's a...
No. Have him resend it by mail to a valid address.
Based on the limited information provided the answer yes.
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